Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 62: A Review, Part 1

Ravan publishes the 62nd issue of his knitting and knitting magazine . Let's look at the first 21 of the 41 models included, shall we? Estimated time of arrival: Part 2 of this review can be found here .





Late evening. A classic corduroy and plaid jacket, the yarns used in this booth are Kidsilk Haze and Fine Lace in beautiful colors.





Care. I love the stripes, but the shape of this extra jacket is not very flattering and doesn't look good when worn unbuttoned.





fish lake. Oh, I love this show island with its baseball-inspired design, and I'll be sewing and wearing it myself without making a single style change. “Classic with a little twist” is my favorite look.





hiss Cute sweatshirt with attractive chain stitch structure.





Late evening. This jacket has untidy lines that make even a very attractive professional model look untidy. In the description of the model, it is defined as a "comfortable sweater." I remember that when real estate ads are reduced to describing a place as "clean", there isn't much to say about it. As with cleaning at a rental or retail store, knitwear also needs to be comfortable.





Boskoverde. This jacket has really cool graphics. You cannot add a waist shape, as this will make the model look small, but it will correct sagging shoulders and improve the fit.





Houghton. This knitted scarf is a bit Afghan to me, but I love the color scheme.





Sunrise. Very simple, but quite usable. Decided to add a ribbing or picot on the neckline because it looks a bit patchy.





Lund. A beautiful thing with a very effective zigzag pattern.





Sunset. I don't like the shape of the A on this one, it's really unattractive. It is noteworthy that in all sample photos the model is shown tilted, and not completely forward.





Evening. I love the cool lace and beading on this sweater, and while I'm not crazy about the silhouette and wouldn't make a long or short sleeve sweater out of it, I don't hate this topline for what it is. . It has a coat effect and works well as a layering.





Swimming pool. very cute! The texture is nice and the oversized turtleneck and flared cuffs provide some comfort.





Dark. I wish I liked it, but I felt like the proportions and balance were off. I will add some lace instead of electrical tape at the bottom.





Mitigation. Nice wearable jacket.





Thackeray. Very pretty and stylish hat.





Echo. very good.





Fossil. I love this cable, but this thing is huge . If you don't dream of making a jacket that can also double as a sleeping bag, I compress it back and also close a very long side slit that runs a few inches above the model's waist. I really like the concept that the hijab is sewn separately and can be left as is or worn with other clothes if desired.





Eastern tomb. Simple yet smart and portable.





The night has come. The shawl collar and beading combined with garter stitch looks great but looks really awkward. I will correct sagging shoulders and give some shape to the waist.





Saike A classic crochet sweater, but again I will fix sagging shoulders and improve the fit.





Sweet. It has a certain retro appeal - I've seen a few chic 1950s sweaters in that vein - though the unstructured look and dyed edges make it modern. I like it, although it may not be enough to wear alone and I would like to correct hunched shoulders.